Yes. Surveillance footage can be recorded and retained to support investigations, incident reviews, insurance claims, liability documentation, and other security-related needs. Recorded video can help establish a timeline, identify individuals or vehicles, document property damage, and provide additional context about what occurred before, during, and after an incident. When combined with live monitoring, recorded footage can be even more valuable because security personnel may also create incident reports or document actions taken during the event. Retention periods and storage methods can vary depending on the surveillance system, client requirements, and applicable policies. TDSS can help clients develop camera and monitoring solutions that support both real-time security response and post-incident documentation when video evidence is needed for further review.
